Disney Star Agustina Palma Captivates Following Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Moment

Palma solidifies 'Latin Hollywood' status after starring in hit music video and Wuthering Heights premiere

Published on Feb. 9, 2026

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Disney star Agustina Palma has solidified her status as a rising star in 'Latin Hollywood' following Bad Bunny's historic Super Bowl performance and her acclaimed role in the hit short-film music video 'No Me Quiero Casar'. Palma has successfully transitioned from a teen idol to a versatile international actress, with roles in popular Disney and Netflix shows, as well as the upcoming film adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights'.

Why it matters

Palma's success represents a growing prominence of Latina voices in Hollywood, as she bridges the gap between prestige television, global streaming hits, and the pulse of pop culture. Her ability to connect with international audiences positions her as a key figure in this cultural shift.

The details

In 'No Me Quiero Casar', Palma delivers a compelling performance as a woman defying social expectations, a role that has resonated with millions and solidified her status as a 'one-to-watch' in the U.S. market. Her presence at the exclusive 'Wuthering Heights' premiere in Hollywood, where she rubbed shoulders with industry titans, confirms that she is no longer just a rising star, but a definitive player in the new 'Latin Hollywood'.

  • Palma starred in the hit short-film music video 'No Me Quiero Casar' in 2026.
  • Palma attended the Hollywood premiere of 'Wuthering Heights' on January 28, 2026.

The players

Agustina Palma

An Argentine actress, singer, and dancer based in Los Angeles, known for her leading roles in major Disney Latin America productions and her expanding filmography in Europe and the U.S.

Bad Bunny

A Puerto Rican musician who collaborated with Palma on the short-film music video 'No Me Quiero Casar', and recently had a historic Super Bowl performance.

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What they’re saying

“Working with Benito on a project that feels more like a film than a music video was an incredible experience. He is a visionary who treats every visual piece as art, much like the great directors I've admired throughout my career. Representing a woman who stands in her own power is something that deeply connects with my journey as an artist.”

— Agustina Palma

The takeaway

Agustina Palma's success represents a growing prominence of Latina voices in Hollywood, as she bridges the gap between prestige television, global streaming hits, and the pulse of pop culture. Her ability to connect with international audiences positions her as a key figure in this cultural shift, and her journey is only the beginning of a career destined to conquer screens and hearts worldwide.